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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-06
poN rA>orALr Al rnr Old WHITE.
Aparwinian Ari,tocrat.

q UNIV iiltAW thAiHANfN AAH
Tie following describe. one of the pro.
minent dguers AT fhe White Sulphur and
appears iu thc Washington Pst
"Ihcre have been number or very
elegant um-outs here this season. but
none which las attracted larger share
of attention than a tandem team driven
ht young man OF that agate type which,
were the theory revolution applied f0
hls case. would inevitably suggest the
grss.horpcr rather than the ape as q
remote ancestor ln The matter of per
s0ual attire The tastes ~ This gidfy youth
ran t0 bizUfc costumes of the most strik
ing character Made iu the prevailing
style. they had The ro0my appearance of
having been fashioned for very c0rpu-
lem, man and by him handed down 10
Dds slender brother IN gazing upon him
one could not fail tO be- struck with
certain important airpreyadng his whole
bearing as though he were conscious of
possessing important facts which, for
reasons best known tO himself were
withheld from The community al large.
Every afternoon The guests We're at-
f0ried treat in watching him drive 0h
with some pretty girl seated beside him
iu the high dog earl Behind the couple
in solemn silence sat the f0Otman in cor.
ume remarkable chiefly for an absence
of funeral tiuts over neither lines.
encased In white knee-breeches and toy
boots his sable digniiay wore coat
of the most vivid shade of yellow. With
bic gold buttons bound t0 bis stout form
hyq broad belt Of white leather a yel-
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Isaac Lee Blanken-hip lcoloredl was
convicted IN the County Court Of Mont
gomery IN December. 1856, OF All assault
and sentenced To- five years in the peni-
tcntiary Ills sentence was subsequently
commuted % one year
Blankenship- term would have IA.
piled I'm October He IS in very bad
health, and the pardon was granted on
this account
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Police Court

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday
Andrew Wade wa, fined 500 iorus
ing profane language in The street
Mary Day. di-ordcry and using pro.
fame language ON the street Fined S2jo
und COSTS
Annie Williams di,orieriy on the
street Fined S25 and costs.
Archie Bethel lcoloredI. dis0rderly on
the street. Fined - and costs
Tom Edwards. a small colored boy
was fined $3.50 and COSTS for throwing
Watermelon-rinds at persons ON the street
James Ruskill (coloredl. charged with
keeping common gaming house wa-
sent on 90 the grand jury
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Sister Phoebe Hall has transferred the
scene of her lab0r- from the setting to
fhe rising sun She has ieft the West
Southside and moved over on tAe
East Side Early yesterday morning She
folded up bier tent and stole silently
away The meeting have thu- ,ar been
very largely attended and there i- every
reason to predict for her profitable -ca-
son I'm the very fruitful fold 90 which She
has removed
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-06

ClNDSNAIi. 3D., september IA spe-
cial from Oreny.l'e. Darke county, Ohio.
says fhe county tna.urers safe doors
were found open this morning and SiS.-
OOO missing The treasurer John ;. 81
mon. s not 40 home. bui ,t is rumOred
that be- only went to Versailles last night
to visit bis father and is on bis way back
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Another Chicago Alderman skipped.

CmcAGo. september j.-Ex-Alderman
SEVERN. it was learned to-day, left the
city secretly a month ago. and IS said to
De now in Germany. Iii, friends deny
that his absence has any connection with
the proposed renewal OF Doodle inyesti-
gati0ns but admit surprise At his depaF
ture
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THE CITY CAMrAIGN.


An important meeting of the CRY Dem
ocratic Committee win De held 20 the Cir
cui Court room 20 night y iuii and
prompt attendance is reques ed
4 meeting of ihe Monroe ward Demo.
Gratis viii be held at Columbus Hall to.
morrow night A club will be organized
and other business of interest attended Co.
A meeting of the Clay Ward Demo
cratic Club will be held Saturday night
Due notice will be given of ihe time and
n-all 0l lne meelIng.
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LOCAL BREI ITIES.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS MINOR
NENTfON iVD IOHN TOPICS.

The New> of the Dr, Boiled Down aud
Served mp i'm Condensed shape About
Folks You Know. and Interesting item>
Happily and Hastily Hit.
Colonel Haskell of the old South Caro-
lima artillery is in the city.
The month of September is remarkable
for the number of it- Jewish festivals
Rev Dr. r. p Kerr win not return to
the city until about The Isl of October
Edwin Booth and Lawrence Barrett
viii be in Richmond lanuar, 18TH nest.
Rev Dr. Gcorge Cooper IS expected
back from hi, horseback ride this week
Lee Camp Confederate Veterans has
nearly eigh hundred memher- 900 it~
roster
Colonel G. OB Cowardn lc1 the .iiy
last nightfor q -hen visit fo AlhemarIc
county
There are four nice brick tenement
houses going up on Leigh street near
Second
Rev. $ $ Lambeth bad very large
crowd at Soldiers Home chapei sunday
evening
Colonel io Lane Stern was announced
to inspect the NieNAh"ii' hi-HI infantry
Inst hishi
Yesterday SiLj0o $50. transferred to
tine credit of thc public free schools by
the treasurer
cnrhing and granite gnrfring sre be-
ing nlaced an Fir.f .freef between Jack
son and Dnval
r.. v..i...r.... r....... t.,i,.
ie UNA" ,iI. ,'." 81, .i'''5 ''tl '..-
,.i u.i'' a. " "a" l..,, 0.,,. '.lal. '''''' ''
''', w"
company 10 Oap,ain d. D.. ".ii'p.. oe
gan lhe'I "'uai "iil iA'l HisN'i ai1'i 'l'1ii
summer vacation
Among those in thecity Yesterday were
Major Mann Page of Prince George and
Rev d Powell Garland
The Roanoke was aground a-h0rf time
Yesterday morning. mf p0t 0n rpd
passed C.is Point arfOorloch
rbe. SEASON ls. .o, .l...I .t Variety
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rfif BALL FIELD
ur standing OF the Club.

ROCHESTER, y. ! Sept -Immer
R0che.ter- catcher. and VI Clone. ihr
thirl haseman. wi.l bee released to the
Cleveland club to-day the consideration
being $500 apiece Limmer bad received
offers from neariyeyery club in the Ameri-
cam Association and the National League
New YORK. Sept The following
representative of American Association
Clubs met at the Fifth Avenue Hotel 90.
dat Chri, Wonder Ahe OF ~t L0uI.
D. a. Nanderh0r,e and Wm Barnic OF
Baltimore Lew Simmons. of Philale.
delpua G. II Byrne and Joseph DOYLE
of Brooklyn VIM a War0us and q
f. Cayior OF The Metropoiiians. Jack
phelp, OF Louisville. II Robinson ana
j A Williams of Cleveland. and presi
dent Wikoh Of Cincinnati by proxy
it Is believed that the percentage
system is lhe principal question t0 De-
discussed and AS the managers are pretty
evenly divided ON IT, the session willpr0-
baby be long and warm
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MADISON nAnp DENooHAuc crB-

A meeting of this club was held at the
Chaucery Courtroom last night and was
well attended by representative citizens
of the ward Who were entertained by
eloquent and encouraging remarks by
various members of the club and Messr,
JAIME, y Dunlop, Lyon G.. Tyler. and
Meade iiaskin-
The following officer, We're elected for
She ensuing year
Captain Sol Culchins, president
jaime, T.. Ferriter. first yice-pre-ideni
W. II Talman. second yicepre-ident
William LOyenstein. third president
James J. Anderson. fou-th yice-presi-
dent. b X. Pecor. secretary + b.
Gyme-. treasurer l.. y Berry sergeant
at arms
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LoNpoN, September 5.-ln Malta, dur
ing the past twenty-four hours, there
have been five new cases of cholera aud
three deaths
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'as, .."e oi NlAlh street between Broad
anl haI'haiI.
B long batch of recommendation, from
lhc street committee were read and most
/ of them adopted
ru,. r,x.>,,. ,.,,urrfr
.f..... Co.,. 49,. v...... ,......
|roffafo "a loan of cf0 O0u fo Ia litttiI4fol
by the sale of bonds This loan IS 10
meet actual expenses
The resolutions for the pavinr of Lom-
hardy and other street, In proximity 90
the new public school. were referred t0
The Street Committee.
II these streets aro t0 bc paved in time
to hc of use for ihe children thi- winter
if is hoped thaf n Niu Doe af once acted
upon and that thc work be- begun before
thc school open
I"h Ahf Mon N'-Ni A''''''"''i i'''
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DIAMoNDcilrps

The Detroit nine have increased their
lead slightly during the past week in the
race for the League pennant au 10 look,
now As II they would be- able 10 hold their
present position The ChicagOs have only
one reliable pitcher and there seems to
be some internal dissension in The nine,
which will hold them back
Just now Coleman is doing the best
batting for the Pittsburgs. PfeiTer for rhc
Chicagos. lIanion and Brouthers tor the
Dctroit,. >eery for ill., indianapolis.
Gore for the New Yorks. Andrews for
the PhiIadelphia.. Kelly for tine Boston-.
and Daily for the Washingtons.
CIarkson. BuilIntOn and Ferguson each
have record this season Of striking out
teu men in one game Buihnton has
struck ont nine three times. Mark Bald
Nin has captured nine IN three different
games and Radbourn has struck ont nine
once
Last Saturday was the first time Calvin
was knocked out OF the box this season
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iUN g. t.ll T.. Main street mauuiaofl
.f Champion Woven MIfU MuffrO--D
l.f. Inchc-f aul cheapest .n fnr mif
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THE COMMON COUNCIL.
ThF WORK DONF IT THE REGYIAR
VFE7INC list NICHT

Report, from the street and Finance Com
mittee' The Appropriation to the lee
Monument 4 Long and spirited Debate.
Vote ON the Resolution and Amendments.
a regular monthly meeting of the Com-
mon Council was held last night At
roll-call twenty--iX members answered TO
their NAMES and two others came in after
wards leaving only Messr, Conner and
~tarke absent
The council passed over the Mayor s
vote The resolution granting certain priyi-
lcsc- to persons doing business ou the
east side Of Sixth street between Broad
and Marshall
a long batch of recommendation from
the Street Committee were read and most
of them adopted
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BUSINESS GENERALLY SUSPENDED
~ THE NORTH

N'" YORK in Holiday Rig aud Twenty
Nv" fhon>and Wen in Line A Very
"enetm Observance in all the Leading
CITIES besusiful aud Quiet Day.
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Al bot Spell ID Australia.

Englishmen have as yet but the yaguest
and most indistinct conception of the
magnificence and extent of the possessions
occupied by their kinsfolk in the noble
island continent of the southern Pacific.
The mainland of Australia measures Zoo
miles from north to south, and 2, 400 miles
from east to west. It's total area is some
what larger than that of the United States,
and rather less than the whole of Europe.
All its mountain ranges are near the
coast, geographical CONFORMATION which
Is fatal to the existence of long and deep
rivers. The interior, treeless and water
less, acts in summer like great oven, and
the winds from the equator are heated as
they pass over the vast arid surface.
Under the influence of these hot winds, a
man, beast, bird, and vegetation suffer
alike But the rabbit revels in them, for
they are akin to the torrid blasts of north
Africa, from which he originally came,
crossing over from Mogador and Tunis to
the southern shores Of Spain, and thence
finding his way into Europe and Asia.
The leaves of the English trees, such as
the elm and plane, which have been trans
ported to Australia, drop in profusion be-
fore the fiery breath of the "brickflel ders;n
but happily the days upon which the
thermometer registers more than lUO degs.
IN the shade at Melbourne, Sydney and
Adelaide are of rare occurrence. The
hot spell rarely lasts more than three days,
and IS often limited to one, as the sunset
not unfrequently brings with it cool
gale from the south pole. London Tele-
graph
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We must admit that there are cases
well authenticated where the So called
mind or faith cure does what medicine
could not accomplish. These are certain
nervous troubles that the mind directly
influences. For instance, woman win
sometimes become bedridden, entirely de-
void of the power Of mutton, when the
action OF her heart, liver and vital organs
Is normal. Drugs will do her no good.
The faith doctor win come along, give her
nervous shock, and she is cured. Then
everybody viii be told Of the miraculous
event, and the faith doctor viii pretend to
cure everything, from rheumatism to
collie But, outside Of few nervous phe-
nomena, the mind doctor Is powerless. he
IS out Of his element when he tries aphysi-
cal cure. Faith cannot cure d fever any
more than medicine would cure wound.
Eharlatanism fleurishes because ignorant
people fail to distinguish between nervous
and physical disorders. There is famous
physician who treats these purely nervous
cases in peculiar and successful way.
He shuts them in q dark room for some
weeks, and, as their digestion is good,
overfeeds them, and by q fattening process
entirely overcomes nervousness. doctor
IN Globe Democrat
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a Restaurant Keepers Ruse.

The Berlin restaurant keeper who re-
Gently invented new way Of getting q
piece Of hard manual labor done without
paving for it was keen observer Of
human nature as well as well known
Gastwirt.'' In his garden lay the stump
Of q tall acacia, which he intended using
for firewood This could only be done BY
chopping the tough wood-a task which
could not be done without mourning some
expense to the parsimonious owner Ills
garden was much. frequented Why not
save the money ard make some Of his
sturdy visitors do the work. Practice in
cutting wood may here be had without
payment, = appeared in large letters on
board near where the acacia and an ak lay
invitingly on the ground. TIE result was
instantaneous. Nearly every visitor who
saw the board tried his muscular power
on the stump, and before many days were
over the enormous task was done Pan
Mall Budget
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why He Received His Dismi.saI,

A st. Paul paterfamilias headed Of q
sutton for his daughters hand in neat
way. The youth had been referred to her
father by the girl, and inquiries as to his
character proving satisfactory the old
gentleman invited him to dinner as final
test. As the senior looked around he
noticed that the young man was toying
with his salt box in peculiar way
Please pass me the SALT he said. The
young man gently pushed the salt box
with the ends of his fingers, at the same
time making slight forward movement
with his head That will do said the
girls papa; ''you can't marry my
daughter The careful and discerning
father had discovered from the way in
which his daughters lover had pushed
forward the salt box that he was familiar
with the handling of poker chips. Boston
Journal
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Monte Carlo Deserted.

Monte Carlo may be said to be deserted
lat least by the English speaking race
The rooms present during the day very
empty appearance, and three or four OF
the tables are put Oct of play, there being
no supporters. In the evening, after din
ner, some Of the old gdyety is still evident;
but even this is in marked contrast to the
month of january. Curioasly enough,
this is the time really heavy players de-
light to frequent the casino, inasmuch
as they can carry OH their game with more
ease and freedom Seldom has the max
simum stake-12 600 francs been so often
seen on the rouge or noir as during the
past fortnight A Spaniard lost a few
nights ago 200, ZOO francs at one sitting
He recovered 80, 600 francs next day
London World
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Blue Flood Lunatics.

1t is singularly unfortunate that the
royal marriage laws in Europe prevent
the infusion Of some healthy plebeian
blood into the veins of the reigning dynas-
ties. Continual intermarriage among
relatives during period Of several hum
dred years has naturally engendered in
sanity, epilepsy and that agreeable
malady known as the kings evil =
The gradually increasing number of in
sane princes and princesses is beginning
to alarm even the most conservative of
monarchists. Iii addition to the Duchess
d'Alencos just reported. the names Of the
present king Of Bavaria, the duchess Of
Cumberland, the ex-sultan of Turkey,
Prince Alexander Of Prussia, the Arch
duke Otto of Austria, the Grand Duke
Nicolas Constantinowitz Of Russia, the
ex-Empress Charlotte of Mexico, are SUI
dcient to illustrate the evils Of blood
which is too blue. New York World
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THURSDAY. JULY q, 1887.
Noises to Promote sleen.

A sleep prescrver such as suggested IN
one 81 Your recent issues would be fun
sized blessing to thousands Of mothers.
and would save the lives Of many infants
and invalids, especially in cities. whore We
are at the mercy Of forty different kinds
Of discordant sounds.
No special instrument is necessary. Any
monotonous continuous sound is a lullaby.
1.-THE sweetest and soundest sleep Is pro-
NOTED By sound We now have frog
farms and ostrich ranges; who'll be first
to iTsaugurate new American industry.
by establishing humble bee ranch, and
selling bees trained to buGz man to
sleep? Days when the bee is not needed at
home, the owner can take him to the Of
Zee, and whenever a chronic bore drops
in the bee can be let loose to out buzz him.
But there is no better sleep guard than
machinery. A person having q spring
or electric or water motor to run her sew
ing machine need only remove the needle,
place the machine near the patient, and
let it run. The infant or invalid would
soon become accustomed to it, and per-
haps, as the cassoria man says, tory for
it. thus will the sewing machine sew
or knit up ssthe ravcled sleeve Of care
one stroke more than its manufacturers
have hitherto claimed for It's. N. Stew
at in Scientific American.
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Princeiy Generosity.

1t must not be supposed that the great
proprietors are always stingy about their
game. On one of the estates of the Prince
of Wales each poor man is allowed to come
to the house every day in the shooting sea
son and get one rabbit He is perfectly
welcome to the animal, now. it Is dead, for
the prince and lis friends could not posi-
hly eat all they shoot; but If he should
presume To deprive the owner of thel
pleasure Of killing II he would be a po4ch-
# and be put in prison. st. Nicholas
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You just ought to see those large bas
nanas at H. III. HERRING S.
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on the Nlght March.

German regiments on the night march
viii, iii future, be preceded BY g wagon
carrying powerful electric light, by
which it is claimed that the road ahead.
an be seen, and the danger Of surprise by
IN enemy considerably lessened New
York Post.
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A Novelty In Belts.

Jas New York girl has given q jeweler an
order for silver belt iii links. Instead
of Roman medalljons on the linked plates,
however, she wants the features OF some
Of her young male friends cut in has re-
I;ef. ard han furnished the photogr phs'
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Goods marked ait one hall. value at II !,
Rosenbush & Cos Red Letter Sacrifice
Sale
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LADIES GEM.ARE /

Don't Squander YoEr Cash Get a
Pair of Opera Toe Slippers for sec Buy
Pair Of Every day Button shoes at
SI.a5. Try Our Genuine Kid Buttoii
Shoes for $50. Complete Comfort
Handsome Fit for Sf.9S: Wear Our
Guaranteed Shoes for 81 rs. A rev
pair if not satisfactory, worth $40 We
have ladies Shoes for Young Ladies.
Ladies. e. p. HERRING Il Co.
Ladies Shoes A Speciality.
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Mariinsbnrg Gazette.
Published daily Except Sunday BY
F. VERNON ALER & CO.
RATES or ADVERTISING.

Standing advertisements,
per in. per mo. sI.oo
Transient locals per line, each issue .os
Merchants, 6 s 80
s. ner nnorth ~
Advertisers with whom we have reg
ular running accounts will have their
bills rendered on the first Monday Of
each month. All transient advertise
ments payable ID advance.
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FOUND AT LAST

IA Genuine French Calf Gents sean-
less Shoe worth 500 for $500 and no
oneelse has it aud cant getit. We cpntrel
this market G. r. HERRING y Co.
Wide Awake shoe Iealcr
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Don't miss 1t, for it IS the Greatest
Sacrifice ever known iii Martinsburg in
Clothing. at r. Roscnbush & GO il KEEL
Letter sale
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SPEcI1L LOCALS.

If you are fond Of sood cup OF Tea.
call at H NJ Herring's The finest
III the city.
Hillsboro recorder., 1887-11-24
Care Of Work Horses.

Frequently the farm horse suffers
from overfeeding, and from being
worked on a full stomach; for farm
horses cat all the time, and look lean
and wire coated-two certain proofs of
chronic indigestion. Horses which have
passed many hours in work, when re-
leased from harness are allowed to drink
all the water their exhausted systems
crave for; then, with the material of a
small iceberg in their distended inner
organs, they are turned loose to further
injure themselves by grazing in the pas
ture; or, II the farmer is well to do.
they 60 to the barn, and there, torment
ed by flies, mosquitoes aad other winged
pests, devour a csrelcssly prepared rA-
tion, after which the remainder Of the
night is passed in stamping and
fighting insects. Farm horses
are overfed, commonly, insufieiently
groOmed, and never judiciously either
housed or clothed. In summer, farm
work ought to commence with the ris-
ing Of the sun, and cease at noon, when
men and horses should seek the friendly
shelter Of the house and stable. The
horses just from the field ought then to
be stripped Of all harness. have their
eyes and nostrils washed out, the mark
of the harness also washed of, and
then be well rubbed with "wisp''-
which simple and inexpensive stable i'm
plement is far better for the horse than
Is brush, whose coarse stalks irritate
the skin and temper of the suffering
beast. The wisp soOthes and causes a
healthy action Of the skin, when the
horses have been thus attended to, and
they have cooled ofL-[Amcrican Agri-
culturist.